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2013 Harley-davidson Xl1200x Sportster Forty-eight on 2040-motos

$33,500
YearYear:2012 MileageMileage:6000
Location:

Jacksonville, AR

Jacksonville, AR
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Honda Gold Wing tech info

TypeType:Trike PhonePhone:(501) 681-8337

Honda Gold Wing description

2012 Honda Gold Wing AUDIO COMFORT, 2012 Goldwing GL1800 with premium comfort audio, heated seat's and grips, Candy red and silver in color, 2013 Champion trike kit with independent suspension, E-Z steer, lower accent panels, chrome mirrors, Custom Hartco seat with back rest, heal toe shifter with chrome foot boards, aux power outlet belly pan, LED lights for more info call Steve Brant American Trike Co. 501-681-8337 $33,500.00 5016818337

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